Great spot for a few days stop in windy November. Lois gave us a thorough and thoughtful check in…read moreand a warm welcome. Everything is kept tidy and shipshape. The restrooms are clean and functional, hot showers! Lovely walking area along the river.

Great stay They had nice patio areas next to the rv hook…read moreups with nice chairs right next to the river good stay

Very helpful staff. Came in late and they were very accommodating and friendly. Really decent…read morepeople.

Fort Caspar Campground for me was a pleasant stay. It's pretty much a giant RV Park with tons and…read moretons of trailers. I had read that this place is full of a lot of locals living here on a part time/full time basis. That seemed to bother people according to other reviews...like...that it makes Fort Caspar a shady/trashy spot to stay at. But I would generally disagree with all those opinions. I was simply looking for a reasonable/affordable campground to pitch my tent and sleep for the evening. And I found this Fort Caspar to be just fine. I had no problems and the "locals" never once confronted me or gave me a hard time about anything. Once I arrived here I set up camp in a quiet section of the park for primitive campsites and was set to go for the rest of my time. Fort Caspar is located just outside Casper, Wyoming. So while I spent the day in the heart of Casper getting my car inspected and refilling groceries and supplies for my cross country road trip, Fort Caspar was a worthwhile campsite for me to choose to end my day and "recharge my battery" for continuing on my journey. I discovered Fort Caspar through the camping app on my phone called Campendium. Although they didn't feature an option for booking a campsite online, all I had to do was make a phone call to them to reserve my site. Traveling spontaneously...I called Fort Casper at the last minute of the day and they mentioned they'd leave me a packet and guide for my stay on the grounds. The hosts were leaving around 5pm and they simply mentioned to pay for my site in an envelope and deposit it off in the front box near the Main Office. For my primitive campsite it was $25. I paid cash though I can't specifically remember if they accepted checks or credit cards. Upon arriving here, I'd basically describe Fort Caspar as your good old fashioned Trailer/RV and Campground Park. I drove in on a dirt road, stopped at the main office and leisurely went straight to my campsite to set up my tent. What I always appreciate about RV/Trailer Parks is they usually offer restrooms and showers for guests. Well...no different here. I found them to be clean, well maintained and efficient. For late afternoon, no one was using them so I mostly had privacy while washing up. I'd say the showers and bathrooms were about a 5 minute walk from the campsites. Also, they even offered a pretty clean little mobile bathroom much closer to the campsites....this way you sort of don't have to walk back and forth every time you need to use the toilet. At my campsite it had a barbecue pit for grilling, though I had already eaten dinner prior to coming here. But...you could grill on the grounds using charcoal. The sites also had a very quiet element to them. There were 10 campsites on the grounds and I felt like they were all situated far away from each other. I had a good night's rest and the following morning I felt refreshed. Just some other notes and points of interest according to Fort Caspar's website... - 86 RV sites including 14 pull through up to 44 feet. - 30 and 50 amp services. - 2 private fishing ponds. - Playground. - 24 hour laundry mat. - 3 grassy areas for picnics. - Walking trails, wildlife and a store for any little extras you may need at the last moment. Overall, I was happily satisfied with my stay at Fort Caspar Campground. I mean...for $25...I got a quiet campground with showers and restrooms to clean myself up. And although according to other folks they were disturbed by suspicious activity going on from the locals...I found none of this to be true. If I ever return to the area...I'd gladly come back to Fort Caspar and recommend it to those adventurers/tourists who may be traveling on a whim and looking for an affordable campground/trailer park located just outside downtown Casper, Wyoming.

Good place for an overnight stop. Small RV park we stayed and pulled through number nine and there…read morewas plenty of room.

Stayed here for one night while heading home. The manager was informative and entertaining, she…read moreled us right to our spot. Water pressure, AC voltage and sewer were all top notch. Quiet nights sleep, not near the hiway! Short walk to the platte, very nice access to the river. Clean well run park. Great for passing through or longer if you are staying in the area.

We stayed here just one night but this KOA is well maintained. It was clean, large spots and great…read moreowners. Right across the back road is a fabulous restaurant called the Hangar! Definitely worth staying here!

The kindest and most friendly staff! They helped us quickly move into a space for our 1-night stay!…read moreBeautiful area. Clean sites!

The people who own it are very nice. Some of the campers are residents and the others are…read moretravelers. It is right off I25. The highway is very close. Surprisingly for a private campground you are not squeezed in. We enjoyed our stay and we had a shady spot too!

Super well kept and friendly staff. The grounds were freshly mowed. The showers were clean with…read moregood water pressure.

Some rules before visiting: Pack it in, pack it out. Do not leave trash here, take it with you and…read moreproperly dispose of it. Let's leave this beautiful place as beautiful as it was before we came, so that others can experience this awe-inspiring spot. By the way, the park is NOT right off of the highway. It is probably at least a 5-10 minute drive off of the highway, all the way down Ayres Natural Bridge Rd. There is NO cell connection by the time that you get to the park area/camping site. Your phone's GPS gets you where you need to be, and then follow the paved road down. There are private properties around, so be aware. You honestly can't comprehend the true beauty until you are actually there. Pictures do not do this park justice.

If you are in the area, definitely worth a stop. Not much else around, that's for sure! Some…read morecampsites for up to 30 feet rigs; but no dogs allowed at all. There is no fee for day use. Grounds are very well maintained with TLC, and it shows. Groundskeepers are present and active. Nice picnic areas, some nice spots for wading. The natural bridge is a wonder, and you can wade underneath it. There is a short trail that takes you to the top of the bridge. Also some red canyon walls that were worth a view.

Nice level spot. Full hookups. Julie was a great help recommending we take the drive around the…read moremassive reservoir, beautiful scenery. Enjoyed meeting folks at the marina for a bite to eat.

We just overnighted here on our way to Salt Lake City from the badlands of South Dakota. New owners…read moreJulie and her team always answered the phone and answers all questions while we were making reservations. Very friendly and accommodating and we loved hearing her excitement when telling us her plans of future improvements. She took us to a great waterfront tiki bar We were pleasantly surprised how beautiful the nearby reservoir was and how amazing the trout fishing is. We then had dinner at a nearby dive bar and met 4 women on a fishing trip who explained what a special fishery Alcova is. We hear the local guides are great. We hope to return and stay a few nights for a getaway fishing trip.

This place is a little hidden gem! Owners are so kind and friendly, it's so quiet and remote but…read morestill only about 30 min from target, walmart, Ross etc. Landscape is beautiful and they are on the North Platte River so we did fishing with the kids and saw so much wild life. It's not a fancy resort but we like that. The rolling hills and sunsets were amazing to look at everyday. The road to get there is a dirt road but well maintained and fairly easy to get through with our travel trailer. They also honor passport America so that was a bonus for us. Laundry units are also clean and nice. Will definitely stop here again on our travels!

The owner is awesome! Really makes you feel at home and goes out of his way to try and help. If you…read moreare staying long term or just a night or two I definitely recommend staying here. Cheapest in the Casper area as well. Spaces are spread out and easy to maneuver a big rig.

From the Sign, pool and grounds keeping has some up keeping to do…read more I would think Koa's have certain standards.... bathrooms are clean tho. Pool was closed in June and closes at7pm. When it's 100* kids need a pool.. so do adults. Expensive for what you get..

We stayed at this KOA as it is very convenient to Deadwood and the surrounding cities and…read moreattractions (Mount Rushmore, Custer, etc). Sites were clean and well maintained. While we weren't there for it, there is very little cell signal and forget WiFi. Staff was friendly but unavailable after 6pm. The showers and bathrooms were in disrepair (with signage indicating that stalls and showers were closed for renovation). The kids loved the slope for bike riding. We did not use any other amenity available.